Don't kill me. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> Sometimes it only takes one bad decision to turn a routine situation into a full-blown police confrontation. >> Sir, I'm going. >> No, you're not going TO DO THAT TO ME. You already >> In one case, police respond to a neighborhood disturbance where a woman's behavior toward officers escalates into a violent encounter. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> NO. This is not >> in another, a man boards a private jet with a knife, convinced something is wrong, turning an airport situation into a frightening standoff. I'm going to be a knife. He's got a knife. >> A single act can change the entire story. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> NO, THIS is not to me. I didn't do anything. >> On September 29th, 2025, officers responded to an apartment complex after reports of a woman causing a disturbance. I literally just noticed this like 5 minutes ago and uh I was dozing off and then I heard pounding and which is normal most nights I hear pounding coming from up there but then I started hearing screaming so I was coming out making sure like >> like no nobody was beating on her or anything like that's basically what I was making sure of but then you guys walked in. >> Okay. >> Thank you. So this is this what has been sounding like loud. Obnoxious. Yeah. Yeah. Normally, >> okay, thank you. >> Me, I rate, I have to work at 4 in the morning. I bang on the wall to make her stop. She wants to bang back. >> She wants to be crazy. If you're going through the hallway, her apartment is like it's a studio apartment. So, it's just one big old room >> and it's connected with my with my room, you know, where I can hear her. So, she's yelling. This is more This happened more than once. I'm just calling now because >> I I don't want to hear it. Mhm. >> I have to work in the morning unlike her. She works at White Castle, so she's up all hours of the night. >> Okay. >> I I have a study, you know, and I can them walls are thin, so I don't want to have it to be a problem, but she needs to know, you know, you need to have common courtesy for other people. >> Okay. Is is there a point of contact for the building? Are you all in the same building? >> We're all in the same building, so it's a studio. I have a one-bedroom apartment, so they're all different. >> What's your >> After hearing from neighbors, officers approached the woman. However, the situation escalated rapidly into a tense confrontation. No, I'm not. That's not >> So that's her unit right there >> within my right. I would kindly gladly >> because I'm allowed to DO THAT. >> NO. >> GET OUT. >> You're No. >> Now. >> Get out. >> No. No. >> Okay. YOU NEED A >> LET GO OF ME. YOU'RE A BODY. [screaming] HE'S hurting me. >> MA'AM, HOW ABOUT [screaming] US? A REALLY >> come out. Talk to us. >> Let go. >> Okay. Let her go. Are we going to talk? >> Are we going to talk? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> NO. THIS IS not to me. I didn't do anything. >> What are you doing? >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. This is assault. >> No. >> No. >> I got >> I didn't do it. You got to LET ME GET MY STUFF. >> NO, WE DON'T. >> YES, YOU DO. [screaming] >> For what? >> I to a police officer. >> CAN I PLEASE GET MY PHONE? >> NO. >> NO. You can't swing. You can't swing at an officer. No, what about my keys? You can't do that to me. >> YEAH, WE CAN. >> NO, >> YOU can't swing at an officer. >> I can't. Please help me. I can't. It hurts. >> Please. Please. Can I get my fold? >> Please. >> Please. Please. Oh my. CHECK. >> Why are you so upset? They'll check on her. >> I can't I can't breathe. >> Please let me up. >> Do you have any medical conditions we need to know about? >> Please let me up. I can't breathe. I'M HAVING A PANIC ATTACK. PLEASE >> SIT UP >> THEN. Stop screaming. >> Please. I need help. Stand up. I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> They had me anchored. >> And you can stand with legs. You don't have to stand on your hand. Go. Come on. >> Stop. >> My leg was Can I please get my phone? >> I'm going to drag you down the stairs if you DON'T STAND UP. STAND UP. >> PLEASE GET MY PHONE. >> STAND UP AND I'll go get your phone. >> I can't go in there if you don't get out of the way. Stand up. >> Please stand up. Last order. >> Please stop yelling at me. My keys HURT MY PHONE. I I didn't do anything. [screaming] >> My wrist. My police brutality. >> It's not >> REALLY [screaming] >> sit up. I GUESS my brilliant is brutality. It's >> really not. You can't come. >> YES, IT IS. >> YOU'RE DRAGGING ME. >> YOU'RE SITTING UP. >> Can you tell me what law I broke? Because I didn't. >> Can you have an ambulance here? >> He drunk me DOWN THE STAIRS. >> I JUST WANT to check on >> Please don't take me. I did. They dropped me down the stairs and [ __ ] hurt. >> Make sure she's not in some state. >> I've never heard no police officer. >> Really? You didn't HIT MY PARTNER? >> NO. YOU >> SURE ABOUT THAT? I CAN PROVE IT. NO, you can't. Yes, I >> I didn't do that. >> Knock on the door, open it up, put my foot in. >> And we already tried making contact. >> She slammed the door on on him initially. And then once once the door opened, put my foot on the door, >> try and get her to yank her out and she doesn't want to come out. >> I respect. >> And then I let her go and then she swings at me. >> NO. [screaming] >> For whatever reason. And then you >> just right here. >> I mean, it it was a weak punch, but >> you dropped ME DOWN THE STAIRS, >> but she resisted after that. >> No, I didn't. I opened the door. We didn't. Yeah, we could do obstructing and our face. >> Yeah, but I didn't assault an officer. >> I didn't >> I didn't assault. >> No, there is no D court. I'm not going to jail. I didn't >> It's NOT A NEGOTIATION. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I DON'T EVEN HAVE MY PHONE, my debit card. It's a >> Throughout the incident, she struck at an officer and fought against being restrained. All her actions came with a price in the end. the door both times. >> Okay. But you got to cooperate when you open it. >> If you don't cooperate over him, he is talking. >> If you don't cooperate, we detain you into cuffs. You resisted that. >> Please, I will do that. >> And then you tried swinging at me. >> No, I didn't. >> Well, you didn't try. You did. >> You tried grabbing me. Please. I'm sorry. >> Yes, because we have to continue because of your demeanor. >> Run my name. I don't >> You're terrorizing this building. >> Please. I just want to go to sleep. >> Then talk to me. What's your last name? >> Are cut right now and they hurt. >> It aggressively cuffed me and it I've cut in my wrist. >> I did it. You guys pulling me out of my own apartment. >> Okay, but that's it hurts. That's why. >> Can you talk to our paramedics, please? >> Cutting and bruising me in ways that I don't want. >> Can you talk to the paramedics, please? Hi, >> Sarah. Me. DC. >> What's happening? >> Sure. >> My wrists are bruising cut. >> Well, sure. I mean, >> they want to if they have anything. >> Yeah, might as well. >> I don't want to go to jail. I didn't do anything else in my apartment. They dragged me out and I got >> Nicole and the guy at unit uh 110B. >> You have the charges there on your part. >> I wasn't terrorizing anybody. I was on the phone with somebody and they missed it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I am not a problem. It's like run my record like I don't >> Okay. >> I am not a >> You don't need to go. >> You don't need to see paramedics for anything. Right. >> A what? >> A whole scraper broke broken bone or nothing. I can talk to wrong with me. Please don't be so wrong. >> Stand up. I'm trying. >> No, you're not. Put your feet on THE GROUND. ONE, TWO, THREE. [screaming] >> STOP. >> MISS, come on. [screaming] >> My shoulder. >> Oh, sorry. I thought that was mine for some reason. >> I Please go. >> She refused medical. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I please tell me why I'm being emergency please. >> Aggravated battery to a police officer, obstructing a police officer, resisting arrest. >> And you might be getting disorderly conduct or two. >> Why? >> I don't have anything in my pocket that's going to hurt you. I don't even have my phone. I can't even go. >> They're both good because I don't know. Can I please get my >> n We got to search off. >> I didn't do anything. >> I did not hurt a police officer. They had grabbed that. You grabbed me. Please. There's something I could do. >> No, >> you're being too rough with me. >> I have two. >> Please. I don't even have a I don't even have my phone. Please, PLEASE. I DON'T KNOW ANYBODY'S number without it. I didn't do anything. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. PLEASE. I did not grab you guys. Grab me. >> Please. Please. Please. Please. Jeez, I [laughter] didn't do anything. Yeah, thanks for breaking my [ __ ] Security complex secured for all you guys. I didn't hurt a police officer. You guys hurt me. I have the marks for it. Do you guys have any marks? Please. >> Please. This is not fair. >> I didn't hurt nobody. >> I didn't hurt anybody. They hurt me. >> I don't know. They hurt me. They do. You have bruises on your body cuz I do >> business card. >> Police brutality. I I will be making it a formal complaint. >> And what is all your names? Cuz I will be making a formal complaint. >> I didn't hurt a police officer. I would never. >> Okay. And you wouldn't yell and scream LIKE A CHILD? >> NO. And debit card and everything. I can't even get out of jail without it. You don't want me to. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. An apartment disturbance led to an arrest, while the next case reveals how a family dispute escalated into a serious threat requiring police intervention. Before we continue, we want to give a quick shout out to everyone who commented on our last video. Here's one of the comments we chose to feature. Now, we want to hear from you. Did anything about this case surprise you? Drop your thoughts in the comments below and your comment could be featured in our next video. >> I have to get your hands off. >> This is the moment a quiet family breakfast in Hudson, Ohio turns into a nightmare after 28-year-old Christian Thomas walks in and starts making deadly threats. >> Five police officers. Sir, I'm asking YOU A QUESTION. PLEASE STOP. SIR, please stop. I'm asking YOU A QUESTION. WHY HAVE I SEEN FIVE POLICE OFFICERS? I secure. >> Please don't get any closer TO ME. PLEASE DON'T GET ANY CLOSER. Please don't get any closer, sir. YOU HAVE TO RESPECT MY DEFENSES. I'M A MAN ON THE SIDEWALK. WHY ARE YOU APPROACHING ME, SIR? HELP, SIR. HELP. WHY ARE YOU APPROACHING ME? WHY ARE YOU APPROACHING ME? I'VE SEEN FIVE POLICE OFFICERS SWARMING ME NOW. I'M WALKING SAFELY ON THE SIDEWALK. WHY are you approaching me? >> What's going on? >> I don't know. I'M GETTING SWARMED BY THE POLICE AND I'M WALKING ON THE SIDEWALK. I HAVEN'T DONE A DAMN THING WRONG. >> WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING? BECAUSE POLICE OFFICERS FOLLOW ME IN EVERY CITY WHERE I GO BEING TERRORIZED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT. AND THERE'S ANOTHER ONE. I'M BEING TERRORIZED. IT DOESN'T TAKE THREE OF YOU TO DO YOUR JOB. IF A POLICE OFFICER NEEDED TO TALK TO ME, WHAT POLICE OFFICER COULD SHOW HIS FACE AND SAY A FEW WORDS AND HE CAN GET BACK IN HIS CAR AND GO BACK AND ACTUALLY DO HIS JOB AND STOP HARASSING A HOMELESS MAN WHO'S HOMELESS ON THE SIDE OF THE STREET WHO'S BEEN HOMELESS FOR 4 YEARS BECAUSE HE WAS BECAUSE HE WAS ROBBED AND NOW HE'S BEING EXPLOITED AND TERRORIZED BY THE PUBLIC. >> SIR, >> you've heard EVERY WORD I SAID. SIR, can I >> You don't need to ask ME ANY QUESTIONS. I ALREADY DEFENDED MYSELF. YOU DO NOT need to ask me any more questions. I AM DEFENDING MYSELF. I HAVE A RIGHT TO WALK ON THIS SIDEWALK. I HAVE A DAMN MICROCHIP in my head. And you know it. There's terrorism happening every day in our country. AND I KNOW EXACTLY WHY YOU APPROACHED ME. CUZ ONE OF THESE MICROCHIPPERS is listening TO MY THOUGHTS AND TOLD YOU THAT I'M NOT ALLOWED to have my own thoughts, am I? SO YES, I AM. THIS IS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I'M ALLOWED TO WALK FREELY ON THE on the country sidewalk that my FATHER'S AFFORDED FOR ME. Carry my belongings. Nobody has a right to search me. Nobody has a warrant for me. YOU'RE NOT EVEN ALLOWED TO TALK TO ME. YOU SHOULDN'T even be allowed to look at me. This is a peaceful passage. That's not highlighting the word peaceful. I'm supposed to be able to walk peacefully on THE SIDEWALK WITHOUT BEING HARASSED BY YOU'RE INTERRUPTING ME. HOW RUDE. RIGHT. >> Do you go home and have sex with your wife and call yourself a man at the end of the day cuz you innocent man on the sidewalk? You are terrorist. You are terrorist. You're both terrorist. I need to leave. So I need you to give me one second. I have to go. I have three police officers. Okay. >> 127 that you severe mental illness. We'd like to cut him if we can. >> Were you going to interrupt me? >> How many times were you going to interrupt me? >> We didn't interrupt you. >> You did interrupt me. I'm walking on a peaceful passage. This is a PEACEFUL PASSAGE. I HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO WALK PEACEFULLY on this passage. >> Police located Thomas walking nearby and approached him on the sidewalk to find out what had happened. >> You're supposed TO ADDRESS CRIMES. THERE'S CRIMES HAPPENING IN EVERY CORPORATE building in this country. And you can't go address one corporate CEO, but you can harass and terrorize THE MAN WHO'S HOMELESS FROM THE SIDE OF THE STREET WHO terrorized and exploited by these corporate criminals doing your job. YOU'RE A TERRORIST. >> Are we going to have a massing charge? >> You are a terrorist. A DISGRACE TO YOUR COUNTRY. YOU HAVE NO HONOR. DON'T MENTION YOUR NAME. YOU'RE AN HONORLESS NAME. DO NOT MENTION YOUR NAME TO ME. YOU ARE AN HONORLESS NAME. THE UNITED Kingdom in your nut my nuts in your face. So, the reason we're here today is for the incident that happened over at Clipside. Did you know the family over there? >> No. >> No, that's not what they're saying. So, >> well, they're liars. >> The officers over there talking to them right now. So, I'm trying to get your side of what happened. >> No, they were liars. I I haven't talked to any family over there at Flip Side. >> Yell at anybody? >> No. >> I have a I have a very vivid memory of my day and I did not yell at the point. He does feel that he's in danger if he comes back then he could harm him or his family. He would like to sign a medicine charge. >> I'm already you have no right to tell me to leave this city, but I'm going to go ahead and tell you I am leaving this city. >> Want to do that on a physical arrest or summon? >> You're aware of it. you are terrible. >> Another officer spoke with the husband and witness gathering more information about what had happened. >> So, we uh my wife and I came in. We were seated out here. He was sitting at the very very end. Um it didn't appear he was being served or anything. He was just sitting there and just kind of hanging out. >> Yeah. >> Um and as we sat down, I had to get on my phone and text the client. >> Um and at that time, I didn't hear him cuz I was focused on texting, you know, my client. >> And my wife said, "Do you hear that?" I I look up and what? And then he's he's walking this way along the sidewalk and he's yelling at Cities and he's like I'm going to break >> just like just at random. You never even >> never never said a word to him. Never I I I looked in his channel direction when we got here and that was it. Um and he was fine when we sat down and then it was just apparently me being on my phone with my family triggered him in some way. Um and then I started to look up. I said, "Hey, so what's the issue here?" >> All right. ju just try to explain real quick. >> Yeah. >> Give give me one second. I'm trying to get it here. >> Yeah. So, um I I looked up. I said, "Hey, sir." You know, please illus. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And and so I said, "Hey, like sir, what's your problem? I'll break jaw. You don't you had a chance to talk. Don't like and just was cursing crazy." >> Yeah. >> All right. Just give me one second. Let me head over there real quick. Okay. One copy. >> I copy. Unprovoked verbal threats. The family was sitting here. Wife and child. They looked up. He started cursing at him. Made threats of breaking his jaw. Unprovoked. That's what I have. >> Okay. >> Are we going to have a charge? Do do you want do you want to sign a menacing charge against him or do you want to >> It sounds like there's mental health going on. >> Yeah. >> Um there if you don't want to sign charges, I think they're going to try to just get him out of the area and just let him be because he's it sounds like he's like going crazy. >> Well, and I guess that's my question is he's just going to come back into the area because I I don't want him, you know, obviously there's families here and stuff like I don't want him coming. >> I mean, do you feel do you feel like your safety is in danger? Yeah, I I honestly do like I felt like he could have attacked me at any time with my family here and I I don't know. Like so I >> Okay. Would you would you like to sign a medicine charge? >> Yeah, I can sign that. Yeah. [clears throat] >> Uh the complaintant advised he does feel that he's in danger if he comes back that he could harm him or his family. >> After gathering enough information, officers arrested Thomas, but he continued insisting that he had done nothing wrong. >> I didn't threaten anybody. I have important information in that bag. I can't lose my information. You have to let me go. I haven't done anything wrong. >> I'm just defending myself. He was terrorized. I I was terrorized. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> I mean, he has one arrest. You don't know why arrest I haven't done anything wrong. >> Yeah. Get the handcuffs off me, dude. >> Tell me to get the handcuffs off me. >> Do we need Do you have any medical? >> I'm going to after this one. I won't press charges on you. >> I am. Get your hands off me. Are you any kind of medicine or anything or any kind OF ILLNESS? >> I'M DEFENDING MYSELF ON THIS. I WAS JUST ATTACKED BY FIVE psychiatric illness. What are you? A freemason of fraud? Is that what you call yourself? >> You're under arrest >> for what? >> Aggravated medicine. >> Medicine. I didn't pat him down. >> I got him. I got >> I was terrorized. >> Do you know who I am? >> Uh, were you in the military? >> You know who I am? >> Were you in the military? >> Yes, I'm in the military. Were you in the army? I'm in the military right now cuz you all are terrorists. >> We're in the army. >> I'm serious. >> I am in the military RIGHT NOW. YOU ALL ARE TERRORIZING ME. I want all my stuff back. You can't just say you left it out on the street. People steal my stuff from me. >> My name's Mark. I'm going to give that stuff back to you. How's that sound? >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mark. Stay with me. I can't be arrested today. I'm on my way out of this town. I'll take a trespassing notice and leave. Thank you, Mark. Please, Mark. Thank you. >> So, look here. Here's >> I'm I'm take give me a trespass and I will leave. I'm not staying in this city one more day. >> Okay. So, I don't >> Mr. Hudson. Phil Hudson is my neighbor from Hurricane West Virginia and he passed away when I was a kid and I came to visit this town. I'm Christian Isaiah Thomas. My best friend's Emily Hudson. Her dad died. His name's Hudson. So, I'm trying to enjoy my time here and and and the police just attacked me on the sidewalk. Peaceful passage. >> So, I I don't I have a wife and kids. I don't want to hurt myself. Do you have anything that's going to poke me or anything? >> I have nothing dangerous on me, >> but I got Okay. Thank Thank you, man. Thank you. What's your first name? >> Christian. >> Christian. Thank you so much. So, look, here's the deal. All right. We just got to do a little bit of paperwork. Okay. And then we're going to let you go. >> Even while at the station, he continued to tell a convoluted story in an effort to confuse the officer. >> Name? >> Christian Isaiah Thomas, born in Charleston, West Virginia. I can give you a bliss to my family members of like five or six generations we've been in this country. And I'm being treated like blessing an unregistered alien who's running around getting away with prostitution and crack cocaine and everything else. I mean, you want to talk about making arrest on people, those are the people who should be arrested. They're running around with tons of money because they're doing prostitution and drugs, calling themselves Freemasons. They're not Freemason. >> So, do you think um this isn't coming up because I'm logged in the car? I know that's an issue sometimes, but it shows Richfield here >> was out with them. I said they said I'm a special force military veteran right now. >> I'd give that to dispatch practitioner. Everything I told you. >> Yeah. >> Everything I told you should be enough for you to be convinced I'm special forces of the military and I should >> Why thank you for your service >> cuz right now it is a war on terrorist unregistered aliens in our country. My actions right now are considering special forces. You're going to have to contact Nick Kirby of the West Virginia Military National Guard and Sergeant Blair. >> Hey, it's Kelly. I have a social for you to run when you're ready. >> And FBI investigator. >> Uh, yes. Okay. It um he said it he says he's uh got a West Virginia license. Um I'm not getting anything back, but I I saw it shows here Richfield was out with him on the 14th. Um, that's probably what you're seeing, but I'm not getting anything else back. All right. Thank you. So, yeah. Um, I'm not saying that's not you, but like I said again, if we can't 100% positively say that's you, um, then you'll have to go to jail today on on John Doe. And >> that's me. I've had the same social security card my whole life and the police department in Huntington stole it from me. I mean, that's a crime, but I registered with the military of West Virginia and I guess they put me in special forces. I'm an accountant, a business person, a private investigator for the CIA and the FBI. That's my social security number and that's my driver's license number, Christian Isaiah Thomas. I was born I know both my parents. I know five or six generations of my family and I've lived in this country my whole life and there's unregistered aliens and violent criminals out there on the street. So, they took my home away from me and I've been living on the street fighting crime and and unfortunately law enforcement because law enforcement is not listening to me when I tell them how to correctly do their job. I mean, it's a man who should >> Christian Thomas was charged with aggravated menacing, a first-degree misdemeanor, and transported to Seoul in jail to await a video arraignment. While one suspect faces aggravated menacing charges after a breakfast threat, an 18-year-old driver is stopped for racing at twice the speed limit under the influence of >> On December 7th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop after observing a vehicle traveling above the posted speed limit. Do you have your license? What's that? You what? I was going to call me out. Thank you. Who's the car from? >> Um, officer. >> Officer what? >> Okay. >> How you know him? >> Okay. >> This car is going to go. >> And I can probably >> Yeah, registration. Thank you. And where are you coming from? >> I'm just waiting right22 back. >> This one's expired. Do you have a new one? I just get >> your address. Is this it? Were you smoking before you started driving? >> No, I smoked before I went to the gym. >> Okay. Yeah. When you put the windows down, there was still smoke coming out of the car. This one's expired, too. So, before you went in the gym, you were smoking. >> Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> 6:30. >> 6:30. Yeah. that stay all that smoke stayed in here the whole time. >> Yeah. All right. All right. Do me a favor. Just come out here. I'm going to come around. Make sure you don't get hit. When I come around to your side, you're going to get out. We're going to come over on the sidewalk. I'm just going to make sure you're okay. All right. You're good. Come on. I'm just going to shut this. Okay. >> Okay. [screaming] >> Just come stand right here. I'm just going to turn my lights off real quick. I don't want to burn your eyes. The officer approached the woman to assess her situation and proceeded with the field sobriety test. >> They get like irritis or anything like that, right? >> Okay. Which is that in this one? >> That one. >> Just sit with your feet together for me. Keep your arms under your side. All right. See the tip of my pen right up here. Just follow that with your eyes and eyes only. Okay. Keep your head still. Just your eyes. just following her back. Good job. All right, so I'm going to have you do next. Do you have any problems with your legs at all? No, but I just use them at the gym. So, >> you just do like that. All right. So, whatever you do, you stand with your right foot in front of your left heel to toe. Just like this. How I'm standing and I'm going to give you instructions. Okay? Just stay like that. When I tell you the beginning, you take nine heel to toe steps like this. One, two, three. Upon your ninth heel to toe step, you're going to turn just like that. And you're going to take nine heel toe steps back. One, two, three. You understand? So, nine up, turn, and then nine back. Okay? Count your step out loud. All right? 1 2 3. >> Yep. And then nine back. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6. >> Good. All right. Turn. Face me. Your feet together. Arms down to your side. When you tell to begin, you're gonna lift whatever leg you feel most comfortable with off the ground about the height of a soda can like this. Looking down at the race foot, you're going to count out loud. 1 1000 2 100 through 10,000. So, I tell you to stop. All right. It's 30 seconds. Anytime you feel you're going to lose your balance, if you put your foot down, just pick it up and carry on where you left off. You don't have to start all over. Okay. You understand? All right. Be good when you're ready. Okay. >> Is that good? >> Yep. That's fine. >> Sorry. That's You're good. >> These shoes are weird. >> If you want to take them off, you can. 100,000 2,000 300 1,000 1,000 500,000 600,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 >> Yeah, keep looking at your foot. Okay. >> 11 100,000 12,000 13 100,000 14 100,000 15 100 1600 17 100 clear 1,000 29,000 29,000 22 9,000 23 9,000 24 9,000 25 9,000 26 900 >> You can stop. >> All right, you put your should put your feet back on there. >> All right, so what have you do next? You're just going to stand again, feet together, >> arms at your side. What I'm going to have you do, you're going to let me show you what to do first before you do it. Okay, you're going to you close your eyes and just tilt your head back and then in your head just silently to yourself, I want you to estimate 30 seconds. When you get to 30 seconds, just open your eyes back up. Understand? Okay. So, whenever you're ready, >> you're going to just your head just like this. >> Okay. All right. You're just going to stand there in your head. You're just going to count to yourself. When you get to when you feel like 30 seconds has elapsed, you open your eyes back up. Okay? All right. Yeah, when you're ready. Tension filled the air as the officer evaluated her condition, leading to decisive enforcement action. >> Anything? We're going to go to the police station. You're going to get a ticket for it. You're going to be released. Okay. Do you have somebody that can come pick you up from the police station? >> Yes. >> Have somebody You got a phone in the car. Is it on you? Okay. Um, so that's what we'll do. >> Uh, where's it at in the car? >> All right. All right. I'm going to grab it. All right. You got to get handcuffed. All right. Cuz this officer here, you're going to go in police car with him. Okay. Um, and then we get down there. I'll give you a phone, call somebody, pick you up. Probably be down there. Honestly, the longest part is going to be waiting for your ride. All right. So, the whole processing thing is like 15 minutes. >> 40s. All right. So, it's right down. You know where the Target and the Chick-fil-A is? >> No, I only came down here because the gym. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Just turn around. Put your hands behind me back to me. Okay. Is there any more uh marijuana in the car >> or were you were you just smoking it out of the bowl there? >> Um yeah. >> Just a little bit. >> A little. >> Okay. >> Is that that like brown bowl on the center console or is that >> Hold on. K. >> Okay. Okay. You want to take her and just make sure uh you got nothing on you? >> Um no. >> No. Okay. This officer McGuire, he's going to take you to his car. All right. He's going to make shoes. You come right over here to my car. You got nothing sharp on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me off. >> Nothing on you. Just come over here to my car. Seat back there. I'm just going to reach over and grab the seat belt. Okay. While searching the woman's vehicle and belongings, officers discovered several suspicious items that immediately raised concern. Sounds okay. 86. [snorts] Yo, ask her if she uh anything else. You I'm going to grab her purse, wallet, phone. Ask if she needs anything else. >> Do you need anything else? He's got like purse, wallet, phone. You need all that? >> I just my phone. >> Just your phone? All she's good with just her phone. >> So, someone to like come pick my car up. >> Uh I believe it's getting towed. I don't know what the whole deal is. I just pulled up here, so I'm not sure. We are under arrest for right now. >> Okay. >> All right. Um but the vehicle is being towed >> to uh Lynon. >> Okay. >> Emerald Ridge Apartment. >> Just her phone or fine. >> Just her phone's fine. She said >> yeah, she just asked if she somebody could pick it up. I told her Lynon's coming to get it. >> Yeah. >> If you want to take it back, you can hang it just while I'm looking through it by myself. >> Yeah. Hi. >> She said she had a status. >> Thought she had a bowl. When she put her windows down, the smoke was still coming out of it. She said she smoked 2 hours ago before she went in the gym. And I was like two hours ago and the smoke is still flowing out of there. >> Is the medic still out there? >> Affirmative. Standing by us. 97. It looks like they weren't available because the caller called back and stated that he didn't need an ambulance anymore. on this. >> Yeah, I I'll go back to station now. >> Okay, thank you. I just want to check for uh name real quick. Oh, this is just present zone anyway. Okay. >> [cough] >> What's that? >> Hawaiian farm. >> Yeah. Is that a good one? I did. I just did that. I was just looking to see what uh >> she said she was smoking her bowl. I just don't That's like a bong. That's a whole ass bong. So, I don't know if this is what she was actually this this feels warm, but I don't know if it's from >> uh just being in the car, but it was the smoke was still coming out the window when I pulled her over. >> And she said she said she smoked like two hours ago. >> Central 2864 >> in the car before she went in the gym. Just advising we got another phone call from >> All right, that's good. >> I'll get to [snorts] >> All right. Thanks. Yeah. Uh, can you do me a favor? You got uh I'll take this. Not bad. Can you can you come back to the station with that? Yeah. >> I don't want that's going on in my car. >> Thanks. >> Okay. At the station, the woman identified as Leila Pecker provided essential information for the procedure before officers read her rights. >> Sorry. >> All right. You can hop out and just walk up to this officer here. Hello. to that gray wall right there. >> All right, you just face the wall real quick. Move your hand. Pull your hands away from your body. I'll take these cuffs off. You have a seat in the center right there. All right. You left-handed or right-handed? Right. Deactivating in >> proc. [snorts] >> What's your first name, Miss? >> Leila. >> Kayla. >> Leila. >> Leila. Spell it for me. >> L A Y L. >> Your last name? Jersey? >> Picar. P E K A R I C K >> P E K A R I C K >> in the New Jersey Hotel. >> It is the No. to second. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> [snorts] >> property cell phone stuff. >> [snorts] >> 227 central street. Got to get pictures taken. So, knock them out real quick. Um, just look up at this camera. Infinity with New Jersey registration. [snorts] >> How do you spell your last name? >> P E K A R I C. >> And I already forgot that. have to help tell me how to spell it again. >> Just look over at that wall for me. Never mind. I got it. Okay. >> The officer clarified that although several citations were being issued, the final outcome would be decided in court. I got to read you a questionnaire. So before I do that, because you're technically in custody, I got to read you the rights here. All right? >> So I'll read them to you. You can read them after. And then when you're done, you just put your initials on each line. It's not admission to guilt or anything like that. All it's saying is I read you this >> and the answer. That's all it is. Okay? And then you don't have to you don't have to answer anything like that when I ask you the questionnaire. You don't say a word. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. refused to answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Anything you say may be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to consult an attorney at any time to have one have him or her present before and during questioning. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> Can afford an attorney won't be won't be provided if you do if you so desire prior to any question. You understand that? >> Yeah. >> The decision to speak to us is not final and you may stop talking to us at any time. You understand that? >> Yeah. All right, [snorts] this is the form again I just read you. All right, just saying that you understood each one. You just put your initials on each one. Okay, it's not admission to guild or anything. When I read you the questionnaire, if you're like, Matt, I don't want to answer. Okay. Thank you. >> [snorts] [cough] >> You said you worked at Alicia's. >> Yeah. In Williamstown. >> Are you a waitress there? >> Um runner and hostess. >> All right. I'm sorry asking those questions. All right. Again, if you don't want to answer, you don't have to. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you sick? >> No. Are you under the care of a doctor? >> Yeah. >> And do you know the doctor's name and their address? >> If you don't If you don't, it's okay. >> Do you know last time you were at the doctor? >> I'm there quite often because I pulled this. >> Okay. So, when was the last time you were there, you think? >> Probably like last month. >> Last month. like a month ago. >> That's it. All right. >> Uh, are you taking medicine? >> Yeah. >> Uh, what medicine are you taking? >> Planel. >> How do you spell that? >> I don't know. >> What's it called? >> Placinel. >> How often you take that? >> Every day. >> Every day. So, today you took it? Yeah. >> What time you did you take it? Morning. >> I don't think I took it yesterday. >> You don't think you took it today? >> But >> what time do you usually take it though? >> Like night time. >> Like 8:00. >> Yeah. You are you are close. That was close. >> Thank you. All right. Do you have diabetes? >> No. >> You taking insulin? >> No. >> Are you injured? >> No. [snorts] >> And no alcoholic drinks tonight? >> No. >> [snorts] >> like the unknown. [cough] [clears throat] [snorts] >> [snorts] >> All right. So, this is this is what happens now. Okay. We'll put this stuff license and stuff back here. Um, so you just get traffic ticket. Okay. Tickets. And I'll explain that in a second, too. It's going to sound like a lot, but when you come to court, you're going to found guilty of one of them or none of them at all. Okay? So, I'm going to read it to you. You're going to be like, "Wow, this guy's a [ __ ] jerk off." Like, I can't believe you all these tickets. But it's just Well, I'm telling you, when you come to court, it's just one or none of them at all. They just merge them all together. Okay? It's just for the case. Okay? Um, so you'll have a court date. The court date is a preliminary hearing and you'll just that means you'll go in front of the judge. Judge will explain to you the rights and the fines you're facing. It'll give you time to go out if you want to apply for a public defender or if you have a lawyer of your own. Okay. And then that'll be set for like a trial date or or an actual hearing date. Okay. So, the court date is December or not December 13th, January 13th at 10 a.m. And that's in Vorhees. Okay. The the old Echelon Mall. I don't if you know town center there. The address is all up here at the top of the ticket. Okay. I'm going to read you the tickets. Okay. Again, don't think I'm a dick. It's just one or none at all. Okay. So, the first one is it's considered a DUI when you smoke marijuana and you drive. Okay, that just make sure the court dates are all the same because All right, so DUI and you have the open container, which is the the uh the pipe inside the car. Okay, [snorts] in the state of New Jersey with the DUI reckless driving. It's just automatic with the prosecutor. Prosecutor just has us did that. Okay. [snorts] And then they consuming the marijuana in the vehicle. All right. I know you said you did it before you went into the gym, but when I come up to the car and the smoke's coming out, it's hard to like, you know. Okay. [snorts] The next one is fail to maintain lane. So, you're coming at me on Bert Mill Road. I don't even know if you noticed it or not. You're like on the other side of WL lines coming. All right. And then the last one is the speeding. All right. That was the 52 and the 25. All right. Again, one or none at all. All right. So, there's six right here, but it's just one of these or none of them at all. Okay? So, don't don't get like freaked out. >> Do you have any questions for me? So >> you can ask away. You're not going to insult me. I'm not going to think you're I don't think you're being a dick or disrespectful. >> Just I'm not supposed to be here on the 13th. >> Okay. >> So if I can't make it >> Yep. completely fine. Good question. You call this number at the top, the court office. Just let them know you're not going to be around for the court date >> and they'll Yep. They'll reschedule for you. Okay. >> And then it just auto the computer puts it on there automatically. You used to be able to do it, but just let them know you're not going to be here. They'll either move it up for you or move it back. Where you going? You going somewhere good? >> Costa Rica. >> Okay. How long you going there for? >> A week. >> Nice. Good little vacation. [snorts] >> Um, any other questions? >> Where's my car? >> Your car? Your car's at Lynden Auto and that's in Lynen Wall. What'll happen tomorrow morning? Just come down here and you'll go when we walk out. I'll show you the window. the ladies up front. You tell them you're here to pick up your car. They'll give you a release form and then they'll show you. They'll give you the address where it's at. It's It's only a couple miles down the road. >> All right. You go there, give them the release form, and they'll give you you'll be able to get your car. Okay. They have the car keys for you. I took your >> house keys and everything off there, put them in there. >> All right. And you have your phone >> and I took there was like a medicine bottle in there. I made sure I grabbed that. Um pretty much anything I saw that I thought you would need. Okay. >> Um Does he need to come in here or >> is he Yeah. Is he here? He's going to walk up. He just has to sign a form for me saying he's taking you and then that's it. >> All right. [snorts] Is he here? >> Yeah. I don't He doesn't know where to go. >> Okay. I'll go up in the lobby and see if I can >> Okay. A lot of people don't know that you can't smoke in a car even though you know legalized everywhere. >> You can't smoke in a car at all. >> It's like drinking in a car. >> Same as that. >> It's cold outside. Yeah. >> I mean, yeah, you're sitting at your house smoking in the car. Are you going to get a DUI? I don't know why Washington might do that. I don't know. But yeah, driving is a little different. >> Yeah. Other states, you know, this this a criminal charge here. Like you said, it's just traffic tickets. [snorts] >> Your car all lit up when you stopped here or not? >> No, I >> saw the lights. You can't miss that thing. >> I broke them. >> I don't drive around at night with them on >> anyway, so I get pulled over. >> Oh, I've seen plenty of cars doing it. I was like like oh my god. >> Yeah. I don't know if you can even get a ticket for that. >> I'm not g. But there's probably something that says you can't do that. >> Yeah. Yeah, we told him I gave you six tickets already. He was like, "Sh, you gave her six tickets." He was like, "What the hell does she do?" I was like, "That was quick. I literally here you go." >> All right. All right. If you think of any questions or anything, just call us. Let us know >> and I'll walk you up here and I'll show you where the go. >> Leila Pearick was charged with DUI involving reckless driving, speeding, failure to maintain lane related vehicle violations. One 18-year-old races while high on weed. The next man tries to hijack a $60 million private jet. said he's got a knife in his pocket. Let's get that off. >> What started as a routine day at a Wisconsin airport explodes into chaos after Cody boarded a private jet armed with a knife and convinced something sinister is happening on board. >> Hey, open the door. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> Open it. OPEN THE DOOR. >> COME OUT. >> COME OUT. >> I'M GOING TO BE BACK. >> Get out. >> Open it again. I'm going to be back. >> He's got a knife. He's got a knife. >> COME OUT NOW. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Give me that taser cartridge. >> Show me your hands now. >> I've been practicing. Come here. >> Show me your birth mark. >> Lacrosse police, show me your hands now. >> Let's move this way. Okay. Move this way. >> You got taser here. >> Police department. Come out now. >> Step out. >> Do it now. >> Come over here. >> Come here. Come out now. >> There's much wind I think. >> He has the knife. He's still inside the plane right now. The door's open. >> Back up. >> Nobody else inside the plane. It's a smaller plane. >> Police bar. Come out now. You're under arrest. >> Come out with your hands up. DO IT NOW. >> WHERE'S THE WEED? >> Police fire. Come out now. >> I WILL CUT YOU. >> You're under arrest. Come out. >> There is no vehicle blocking the plane. His vehicle is off to the side. >> Come out with your hands out. Do it now, sir. We just want to talk and see what's going on. Come on. >> My entire life. >> All right. Come down. We'll talk. Okay. >> Sir, step out of the plane. >> Hey, what's your name, sir? Bobby, >> can you step out, sir? We just want to help you out. Come on. Step out. >> We need gas or something. He's in there by this kid with a knife on him. >> Can you step out and talk to us, please? Sir, we can't we I can't hear you, man. Yes, please step out, please. >> You have a knife. Drop the knife. >> He's got the knife in his right hand. >> Drop the knife. >> Left hand. Left hand. >> Sir, >> we don't want to hurt you. Just come out. We want to talk. No one wants to hurt you, >> sir. Drop the knife and come out. Sir, just step out. Come in. Throw me. >> Bang. Okay. Bang him again. >> Did he drop the knife? I can't see it. >> I can't tell. >> No, he's still in his hand. Still in his hand. Drop the knife. >> Cody, just come out, man. >> Come out, >> sir. Come out. You won't be hurt. >> Just come out. We don't want to hurt you. >> He's inside right by the >> knife. I hit him good, but he's still got the knife. He's been tasing OC and he's still refusing. >> Is it Is it Cody? >> Yeah, you can see the reflection right there. >> Cody, come out. >> Like a hunting knife, right? Cadence blade. >> Straight blade. >> Get up. >> We're not going to hurt you if you come out with your hands up. Nothing in them. We'll get you help. Come on out, Cody. Nobody wants to hurt you, >> Cody. Come out, buddy. the knife. He's been >> If you throw throw the knife so we can see it, go to the back of the plane. Step out. You're not going to be hurt. I just want you to come out with your hands up. You got to drop the knife and come out. >> The atmosphere intensified as officers issued multiple commands before Cody exited the plane, prompting immediate enforcement action. >> Come out. We can talk about what's whatever is bothering you here, man. Come on, Cody. I need you to comply. Come out with your hands up, please. No knives. >> Cody, come out with your hands up, buddy. Cody, what's going on today that makes you feel like this? We're not The government's not here to hurt you, okay? We're a police department. We're real great people, okay? Come outside. We'll talk about this. We'll get you the help you need. >> We're not going to shoot you if you come out. Show us your hands first. Come out. Keep walking the stairs, man. >> Come on, Cody. You got to work with us, man. >> You got to work with me. >> We did back up. >> You have to back up. >> We can't go back any further. You all right, Cody? We got medics. Cody, you got to keep talking to me and make sure everything's okay. Cody, you got to keep talking. Show me your hands. Keep your hands visible for me. Okay, Cody, we don't want to hurt you. Okay, stand up for me. >> Okay, keep your hands busy. Stay up. >> Come on. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. Right here. Just right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. Right here. We got to stabilize. >> All right. Good. >> Got any weapons on you, Cody? >> Left. I appreciate your time, man. Okay. >> I don't want say he's got a knife in his pocket. Let's get that out before we walk down. I'm going to have you stand straight up as you can and face that wall. >> Knife in this pocket. >> Grab that out. >> Just hand it to somebody behind you. Let's get rid of that. >> Everything before we walk. >> Anything else hurt besides your leg? >> Anything else hurt inside your leg? >> No, I'll be good. >> We'll get it checked out either way. >> Did you take any of these medications while you're up here? >> Have you taken any drugs today? weather legal matter. >> Check his check his boots. >> Well, >> I hear you, man. We just got to We're going to flip around. >> I got a hold of your arm. Okay. I don't want you to fall. >> What do we We got a squad coming over. >> Uh ambulance right here. >> Just taking We got a triate. >> We're going to stand right here. Where are they at? Oh, just We'll just wait. Anything else? Does anything else hurt? No, I'm good. Anybody got a bag? >> Open it up. There's a bunch of other [ __ ] in that plane you have to pick up on the floor. Are you ready? >> Hey, come here. Come here. Come here. >> I got more stuff in his pockets. Hold on. >> Got a lot of change, brother. You don't have anything else concealed on you that we need to know about. Just lift up your hands for me as high as you can. Can you spread your feet apart for me? Thank you. >> Where you think? >> What part of your leg? Is it just the one or is it a couple? >> He's got change or something in his pocket. You want to grab that? >> Yeah. Just trying to make sure everything's on. >> No, I have not yet. I don't know where they're at. Doesn't look like taser probes. >> I don't know. >> On the staircase there. >> You got everything. Make sure on that side here. Just push me beside him. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I'll make sure. >> Your name is Bobby? >> Yeah. >> Bobby, appreciate not doing anything out there when we grabbed you. Okay. I know this is not a fun situation, so I appreciate you. >> Not having a good day. I know. Oh, I just shaking cuz you're cold or starting to have a little bit of adrenaline down. >> Oh, >> in light of the situation, he exhibited cooperation following his apprehension and throughout the interrogation process. >> Yeah. >> I guess I'm sorry. Sideways facing that way. >> What's that? No, he refused medication. Um, knee swing. >> His knee just swollen on the right side or left side. >> He did refuse medication at the hospital jail form there. >> Just coming in at our tarmac and then uh got >> I'm by the way. >> Hadn't met you yet. >> Yeah, I just figured I'd Yeah. Introduce myself. >> So, we'd like to talk about what happened here. >> Okay. a lot of lot of questions. You you've got you've got all the answers. So that's why we're here to figure out what we can find out. Are you willing to provide a statement or >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. In all honesty, I mean, I think after this discussion, you'll find that the charter should be dropped and I should leave, but I want to, you know, lay this out cuz there's actually some good rationale to it. So, you know, I was basically I was planning on taking a flight and so I went to the airport and, you know, it's it's a public airport, you know, and so basically anyone's allowed in there. Now, as soon as I got in there, I was getting profiled as for racist, but you know, they were being racist towards me. Now, I don't, you know, I was so nice to the point that I'd offered the, you know, they was like, "Hey, you know what? I have some flowers." I dropped them there from Jolly Ranchers. I mean, it was just I was being beyond nice. But all of a sudden, these guys were just coming at me and I was like, "What the did I do?" You know, it's like nothing. And I mean, I'm at a public place and they're just just ripping me apart for trying to eat my Taco Johns as I'm waiting. And so basically I heard these kids crying outside you know sometimes I you know just I could just like hear it and I'm like you know and so I'm like obviously it had to come from this plane and these guys are like get here get the out of here you know I'm like what going on so all of a sudden the doors you know I can see them locking I mean before I was able to like walk out they were green but at that point I don't know what the date is today >> 1111 perfect so basically I'm hearing these kids crying and all this you know I'm trying to figure out what's going on cuz the only place I could be coming from is this plane that's out there with the do you know the hatch is down and so you know immediately I'm like what? And so these guys trying to kick me out of here, rush me out. And so I'm like all right, what the going on? I'm like and then all of a sudden it hits me. So I'm like what going on? I mean this isn't okay. And so basically they wouldn't let me through that door at this point. I'm afraid they're going to take off. So what do I do? I mean I take my truck. You bust down the fence. Not even that expensive. And you [ __ ] go out there and make sure. Now I could hear the kids crying in the back. I mean as far as I didn't make it to the back side of the plane, but I could hear that. I'm assuming the officers did later. And that's probably why we're having this discussion because I mean you could hear it throughout the crying and you know just the pain but like the reality so because that's where basically they sent out people you know trying to stop me from getting to the plane at that point cuz I knew I knew the kids were in there and that was the most important part of it but in truth I mean it just it it truly hurt me. I mean I'm smiling joking a little bit now but I mean that's just to get past the pain cuz I know that you guys saved him and that's the best part. I mean it really is. >> So I guess you did have a knife. You feel like a knife on your belt or whatever and >> Well, well, no, actually it was just a knife that I at this point during the, you know, the traffic the stuff driving there. When I got out of my vehicle, I grabbed a knife that was just in my truck. And that's why as soon as Adam and his guys got there, I threw them the knife just, you know, hey, Adam, this, you know, here's my weapon. You know, this is what I grabbed. You know, just cuz, you know, just to make sure that, you know, they understood that, you know, what nothing I wasn't armed. I wasn't traffickers. But I think, you know, they just still got confused because like I say, people confuse me and they just don't get that. Sometimes with that one headlight, I just spot like >> don't know how. Don't know how it happens. >> So at first you >> and I I'd love to keep going with you, but man, I got to get back to my truck. I've been in here. I didn't even finish eating my dinner yet. I just I want to get back to the American and have it. Can we Is there any chance? I'll even come in tomorrow if you want cuz I'm pretty sure I'll have to get my truck fixed a little bit after today and across. it's going to be easier to get it done in so I can come back tomorrow, chat with you guys. But overall, I just want to get back to my stuff, you know, grab it, uh, get a ride back. I'm assuming I mean, I can pay for a cab, but it'd be great if I can just get a ride there quick from you guys. One of the officers or something. I mean, even one of you guys would be cool. I'll sit in the back. I don't have any weapons. >> I'm almost done asking you questions while, >> you know, and sorry I'm and I and I'm just like I'm I have to finish tomorrow after I get out cuz at this point I still got to get back to my truck, you know, get dressed, get back to my truck. My knee hurts like hell. And then I got to get back to Veroa, which I mean is find in the dark cuz I can't use the sun to find it. And so basically I just want to get back get back to the American, you know, and just leave it as soon as possible down the road, but also just get back there and get into bed. And so I mean not that I don't mind laying on those pads he got there, but overall officers I want to say >> Cody was charged with attempted carjacking, attempted armed robbery, terrorist threats, resisting custody, and criminal damage to property. A highstakes jet takeover attempt fails spectacularly. Next, a store thief escalates by resisting arrest and assaulting a UPS driver. On September 3rd, 2025, officers responded to a store after employees reported a man attempting to leave without paying. >> Are you trying to steal something right in front of the cop? >> Oh, hell no. >> You have ID on you? Let's go outside for a second. >> I'm waiting over here. Let me see your ID, please. Yes, sir. How are you doing? Lean over here, man. You all right? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm out with a freaking pain. Yeah. I'm not detained. >> All right. Give me a second. I don't have the footwork. Can you help me? Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Employees >> with employees. And then uh he had he had like a like an espresso Starbucks coffee thing that he was about to walk out with. Have you already see if they want him trespassing? >> Can I just say one thing about your good looks? >> Talk to the >> Yes. >> I am worried about getting trespassed. >> It's time for you to be quiet. >> I'm sorry to bring you all out to work today. I know there's much more crimes you can go me investigating or whatever. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I don't know why she's calling the cops. >> Probably because you're drunk >> and you probably weren't being very nice while being drunk. >> So, just don't be drunk is what you're saying. >> Well, you could be drunk, but you probably were rude and then you were about to walk out with >> merchandise. doesn't want that. I've been I already paid for all my >> No, you didn't pay for it. >> While escorting the man identified as Justin off the property, the officers soon encountered the same man again, prompting additional enforcement measures. >> All right. You're going to be documented and trespass from this location. If you come back on the property, you go to jail. >> No more no more boozers here. >> Yeah. Don't come back here to this. >> I'll have to send people here. You see that lightning strike between you two? >> No, you were too busy looking at me. >> Justin, get get up. >> Oh, sicky sick now. >> Come on. >> Don't me, man. Go do your thing. You know what's going on. >> You could write me a literature if you want later. Like this. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, maybe we should sue him for slippery conditions out here. Oh, that chicken away from Can I buy that? Can I buy that chicken a little? >> Go away. >> Buy that chicken. >> You are trespass from the property. Leave the property or you're going to go to jail, man. >> Uh, that's what she said. >> Can I get my beer from inside? >> Leave. Time to go, man. Get off the property. You come back and go to jail. I'll go by. >> Yeah. My walk is like, >> you ever count a beat in a second? You ever count the beat between a second? >> 5 seconds. >> How can you be this smash this early in the day? Like Go to work. >> Be quiet. Go away, Justin. >> 5537 College Road. >> Huh? >> 5537 College Road. That was ID set. >> I've never seen it before. >> What's his name? >> Justin. >> Oh, your 557. better. >> Hey, Justin. >> Turn around. That was very stupid of you. >> Can you go get the UPS driver? >> Anything illegal on you, Justin? >> I'm not sure. >> All right. >> How are you today? >> Y'all remember me? >> No. >> I was just talking with you, man. I have a bad memory. >> Can you believe that was a good shot though? >> What's that? >> What was a good shot? >> What's up, man? >> Have a seat. Yes, sir. We'll >> take these off, too. That's all going to go with you. Don't worry. >> I don't care. What is your name though? Also >> Thorn Brew. Have a seat. >> I want to Hey, can I look at it? No. Let me look at it. Can I look at it first? >> Sit down. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't resist. >> Going with me. >> Get in the car. >> You're going to get tased. >> All right. >> Get [snorts] in the car now. >> What is it? >> Get in the car. >> What is your name? >> I already told you. Also brew. >> Thorn and Brew. >> Yep. >> That's all I ask. Yep. And I already told you >> you want to be tasing action. >> Yep. And you want to resist and get additional charges. >> There's no Hey, I'm in your car, ain't I? >> Yep. After you resisted. >> What? Oh, yeah. I resisted now. Is that what you're going to put on your report? >> It's all on camera, sir. >> I'm going to tell you one thing. >> Tell me. >> You got [ __ ] uh on your crew, don't you? >> You got [ __ ] on your crew, don't you? >> The officer then spoke with the UPS driver to get his account of what had happened. Sorry about that. >> We knew he was going to be a problem. We were just waiting. We thought he was going to go to the liquor store. So, we were watching him and we watched what he did. >> I was like, "What's up?" >> So, yeah, I know. So, actually, I think I dropped my pen when we went out to arrest him. Yeah. >> Like totally uncalled for. Are you injured or anything? >> No, I'm all right. >> And just in your words, obviously, we saw what happened, but in your words, tell me what happened. >> Just turned the corner and bag fly into my face. Yeah, that was about it. Okay. I mean, you could have been seriously You could have hit somebody. >> Yeah. I I I could have not been paying attention and the car in public. Yeah. >> Okay. Is his stuff in here? >> Yeah. I threw it in there. >> Okay. >> I don't know if he has gloves. >> Sorry. I mean, it's okay. >> I saw him. I thought he was I was going to throw his [ __ ] back to him and I was like, >> well, we we were just done dealing with him at Circle K and he was being a total jerk and I'm like I said, he's going to go to Publix Plaza. He's going to go to the liquor store. I'm like, "So, let's go over to Keith Plaza." And he walked right up over to the liquor store and then we literally saw him throw the bag at you. So, I knew he was going to be a problem. That's why I'm following him over here. >> Yeah. Oh, good. I before I saw you guys, I already was like, "Well, patient sit in the trash." So, >> you throw in the That bag is >> the blue bag he had in his hand. He threw it at the UPS driver while he was driving in the plaza just minding his own business. >> It literally landed inside of the truck. hit him in the face and then driver threw his stuff away in there. >> Yeah, >> that's his jacket in the little bag. >> Yeah, this is the same bag. >> Justin was charged with trespassing after violating his warning, resisting arrest and assaulting a UPS driver by throwing a bag at him while he was operating his vehicle. One man throws a bag at a UPS driver and gets arrested. The next woman gets kicked off a flight for causing a drunken scene. >> His camera's on. My camera's on. His camera's on. >> A drunken disruptive passenger on an American Airlines flight prompted the dispatch of DFW airport police to terminal D on May 18th, 2025. >> Uh 11 Alpha. >> 11 Alpha. >> Yeah. Her name's Marcelina Opal. >> 911. Okay. in flight. Um, a passenger in next to her came up and said she was tugging on his arm, kept talking to him, being, you know, disturbing. Then I told her, we went to the back. Then we had him come back there. Then he told us that she had pills all around her back. So there's a lot of pills on the floor and she's she slept after that. She told her can't touch other people. I mean, she slept the rest of the night, but she was like, you know, in and out of consciousness. and stay awake and keep her head up. >> Can she get up right now or >> might need assistance because um someone had to help her put her bag in the overhead bin. None of this we weren't told any of this. She seemed coherent up until after the service. If we would have known at the gate, we would have fixed this at the gate. We would have done that. >> Should we go call? >> I don't think she's awake with >> Let's get on standby. Just let her know that she's in and out of conscious. >> Is she conscious right now? >> David, can we get EMS on standby? >> Officers found her inside the aircraft and assisted her off the jet as she had difficulty walking down the aisle and stairs. just everybody. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Here we'll have someone come right back. Come come come talk to us real quick. >> Sure. >> Yep. There. >> Take her up there. I'm going to see if there's any pills left over. Did you drop a bunch of pills down here? >> Pills? >> Yes. >> No. >> All right. Go. Go with my partner over here. >> Thank you. >> Oh. >> Watch your watch yourself. >> Come on. >> I got you. Good. >> I got you. >> You got her. >> Yep. >> Watch your step here. Watch yourself. >> We're going to sit her down somewhere quick. >> Put on a jump seat. >> Yeah, sit down. Sit down. >> Okay. I'm actually like kind of >> All right. Just have a seat. Just have a seat. >> Okay. I'm kind of feeling weird. Are you taking any medications today? >> No. Like medications? It's just the regular stuff that I like. So I do take uh um like like >> I'm a little bit freaked out right now. So >> it's okay. No, you're all right. Did you >> Let me give give me a little bit of time. Like give me a second. Okay. Did you um so you took some medication? >> No. >> No. Is it? No medication. No pills, anything? >> I did not. >> Did you uh do you have anything to drink? >> I did on the plane. Yeah. >> What did you have to drink? >> A glass of wine. >> A glass of wine. Just one glass. >> I literally had like a glass of wine. >> A glass of wine. >> Yeah. >> What you have? What did you have at the airport? Billings. >> At the airport at Billings. So, um I don't This is like so strange. >> That's all stuff, >> but I'm I'm happy to comply with everything. Um you guys are welcome to like thirst. >> No, I'm asking what what did you have to drink and eat in Billings, Montana? >> In Billings, Montana like >> today. What did you have to eat or drink? >> Is this yours? >> Yes. >> Are these yours? Your the pills? I have no idea what that is. Your question is >> um you thought >> I was over medicating. Are you asking me if I over medicated myself? >> I'm asking if you mixed alcohol. >> Um >> yeah. >> Okay. >> Hey, I tell you what. Let's let's continue this conversation up here. >> Can you walk? >> She not a second walk. >> Okay. Let's walk up there and get out of these people hair so they can get their flight going. >> Like I I feel kind of weird. >> We're just trying to situation. >> EMS is they're going to come. Do you want to be seen by EMS? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> I'm like, they're up there. >> I will just keep you. >> Throughout the interaction, the woman appeared to be extremely intoxicated and her conduct led officers to take additional enforcement action. >> She doesn't want you, man. >> Okay. You sure? You sure you want to spec me? >> Oh my god. >> She only had one glass of wine. >> You only had one glass. >> I've only had one glass of wine. Like it get [snorts] out. >> Sit her down some. >> We really I mean, do you feel like Yeah. >> No. Yeah. Ma'am, do me a favor. Turn around for me. Turn around for Put your hands behind your back. This is not >> okay, man. Listen, we're worried about you because you can't walk. >> You're telling me that I can't walk? >> I'm walking. You're stumbling here. Have a Have a seat right here. There's a chair. There's a wheelchair which are right behind you. >> Right behind you. >> Yeah, but I'm telling you. Go ahead. This is not okay. >> Okay. Go ahead and scoot all the way back. Go ahead and scoot all the way back. >> And the footrest. I just >> There's a footrest right here. So literally I put a meditation retreat >> and I will >> a meditation retreat. >> Yes. >> Is that where you went? >> Oh, how was it? >> It was great. >> Was it good? >> Stop doing this [ __ ] to me. I've never ever ever in my life >> been treated like this. This [laughter] is crazy. Does >> it make you feel like really good? >> Make you feel good. Why would this make me feel good? >> It I I just don't understand what's going on. And very ridiculous. I I have >> Do you think it's more ridiculous that you guys go inside Kitty can't even walk? >> Is that what you wish? >> No, that's what I know. >> I don't think that. I know that. >> All right, let's do a test then. >> You don't have to do a test. >> All right, why not? >> You know what? >> Oh, you're good. The camera's rolling. >> Okay. >> Thank you. I'll I'll take that footage. >> Ma'am, stay. >> Sit down. Sit down. Ma'am, >> I need your badge number. >> Okay, we we'll give you all that, but sit down. >> Of course, >> we don't want you falling. >> I'm [laughter] not going to fall. I'm okay. >> I just want to make sure. >> Yeah, I know. You're trying to do your job, buddy. >> All right. So listen, his camera's on. My camera's on. His camera's on. >> Vehicle camera's on. >> I'm going to search you. Okay. >> Yep. >> So we'll get in front of my vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Send up. >> You don't have to take it in front of vehicle. Just you can do it right here. We got cameras rolling everywhere. >> If she can't stand, just lean her up against this right there. >> Look at this. Look at me. >> I'm looking at you. >> All right, ma'am. >> Do you think you >> look at me, dude? >> Turn around. You can turn around. >> Turn me around. >> Do whatever you need. >> Go ahead and face that wall. Face that wall. >> Yeah. Just take the door. You have anything in your waistband? Pardon? >> You have anything in your waistband? >> No. No. Like, what do you mean my waistband? >> Like anything like tuck in your waistband? I'm going to pull your necklace out. Okay. Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> Literally, this is the weirdest thing that's ever happened to me. I'm so like weird for you, too. Whatever you have to do, clear up. >> I'm telling you that I am. >> Okay. Can you put your feet for me, please? I don't know. >> You got anything in your pocket going to poke me, stab me, or hurt me? >> Take whatever you >> No. Is there anything in your pocket that's going to hurt me? >> Yeah. I don't think so. >> No. >> No. Matrix is such a pain to do. >> So, we're having >> I understand. >> Keep it going. >> Nothing in your waist. Nothing in this pocket that's going to hurt me, poke me, stab me, >> I don't think so. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Nothing in your shoes. >> Anyway, >> you want to double check or >> see if you're good? >> Yeah. Going to walk with me this morning now. >> I'm actually not good. >> You're not good. We are going to have to have a conversation. >> Sure. >> Yeah. Like this is not okay. >> The woman was charged with public intoxication and possession of under 2 ounces after officers confirmed her impairment and found drugs in her possession. As we come to the end of the video, here's another traffic stop where the driver reportedly refused to show her license. Instead of staying calm and talking with officers, she stepped out of the car and began arguing with them. Her frustration soon became physical, forcing officers to hold her back and work to get her into handcuffs. Even during the struggle, she continued shouting as the body cam captured the entire encounter. What started with a simple request ended with serious legal trouble. What do you think caused her to lose control? Thanks for watching. These cases show how quickly ordinary situations can turn into serious encounters. 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